One of my hunters sent me these pics. Is there a collar on this doe? Is it tight and cutting into the skin? What is it? Also I'm in an AR County and they wanna know if this buck is legal. I think not because it looks branched. What say the GS? Hold for pics.......
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A pet and a cull..... Good A R buckComment
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This buck needs to go IMO. I'm going to send this pic to the GW tomorrow for his opinion alsoComment
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Collar. Looks loose...just ruffling the hair.
I'd shoot that buck....a point has to be 1" so my vote is that is still an unbranched antler.Comment
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Definetly a collar and yes, a cull buck for sureComment
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The law says " at least one unbranched antler ". I think both sides are branched.
Branched and a point may not be the same one inch ruleComment
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Buck is legal IMO and doe is a pet from a local farm house. Trying to keep her from getting killed. Again JMO.Comment
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It is collared
Not cutting into her.
The side of the collar that's against her shoulder is black and looks like the orange is pushing the hair up.
The bust is 13+" inside spread.
I'd shoot it.
Or better yet, let a kid shoot it.Comment
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Somebody thinks that doe is there pet, i would have no problem shooting it myself. Buck is legal since brow tine aint 1".Comment
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Yep. Buck is legal and sure looks like that could be a collar on the doe. Maybe a pet that escaped and bred?Originally posted by flywise View PostComment
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Could be an off limit doe...?
She could be dropping twin bucks or she could be carrying some good breeder genes.Comment
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Kill the cullComment
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You're thinking about it too hard...it can't be branched if there technically isn't a point.Originally posted by AntlerCollector View Post
Anyways, it has a greater than 13" spread so it's mootComment
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Pretty sure whoever put the coller on the doe is breaking the law. I would put her in the freezer along with that buck if given the chance.Comment
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